LeVay found evidence that homosexual males' brains show no differences in structure as compared to the brains of heterosexual males.

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Simon LeVay's research did find some differences in the brains of homosexual males compared to heterosexual males, specifically in the size of a particular region called the INAH3. However, this finding is controversial and not universally accepted. Additionally, LeVay himself later stated that his research only showed differences in brain structure among a subset of homosexual men and should not be used to make generalizations about all gay men.

LeVay Found Evidence That Homosexual Males' Brains Show No Differences